Regular Meeting
NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency), Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union
Thursday, February 24, 2011
| AGENDA |
Seattle’s Shoreline Master Program—Proposed Changes
featuring Maggie Glowacki
The City of Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) is comprehensively updating Seattle’s Shoreline Master Program (SMP) for the first time since 1987. The SMP constitutes the policies and regulations governing development and uses on and adjacent to marine and freshwater shorelines. Learn how the proposed new shoreline rules affect you and your neighborhood from DPD’s Maggie Glowacki. To review the draft regulations, director’s report and supporting material, go to www.seattle.gov/dpd/Planning/ShorelineMasterProgramUpdate/.
The February meeting will also include our monthly Round Robin of issues and projects in your neighborhood. If you have informational materials you would like distributed at the meeting, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net.
7:00 Call to Order and Introductions
7:05 Proposed Changes to the Shoreline Master Plan: Maggie Glowacki
7:45 Administration
1. Changes to the agenda
2. Treasurer’s report
3. President’s report
8:00 Round Robin
1. Sign waiver departure at Nathan Hale High School
2. Community Center Advisory Team—Update
3. Proposed changes to the Public Records Act to limit citizen access
4. Red Light Runner camera legislation
5. Sand Point Naval Air Station historic designation—Update
6. Other—Please bring priorities from your community group
9:00 Adjourn
| NOAA is a federal facility on high security alert, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting, please send your name, contact information, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant, with ample parking in front. |
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We meet most months at 7 p.m. on the third or fourth Thursday at the NOAA Pacific Marine Headquarters, 1801 Fairview Avenue East.
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